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    White Chocolate Popcorn


    Source of Recipe


    Hel

    List of Ingredients




    White Chocolate Popcorn from Hel


    * 1 cup of popcorn kernels, not popped and not the microwave style
    * 2-12 ounce packages of white chocolate chips
    * 2 tablespoons canola oil
    * Approximately 10-12 drops of food coloring, color of choice
    * 1 cup chocolate-covered peanut candies, complimentary colors

    Recipe






    1. Pop the popcorn according to package directions.

    2. Place popped corn into a large bowl for mixing.

    3. Add the peanut candy to the popcorn and set aside.

    4. To a separate microwave safe bowl, add white chocolate chips, food coloring, and oil.

    5. Heat chocolate mixture in the microwave for one minute.

    6. Stir the chocolate mixture until color spreads evenly.

    7. Heat the mixture for 30 seconds more if necessary.

    8. Pour the melted chocolate over the popcorn and peanut candy.

    9. Mix quickly and coat as evenly as possible.

    10. Pour out the popcorn mixture onto a baking sheet.

    11. Spread out the mix into a thin layer and let cool and dry for at least one hour.


    Creative Additions and Substitutions

    Many other creative additions are possible with this popcorn recipe. Try including pretzels, mini chocolate kisses, cheerios, or Chex cereal to add interest and texture. Throw in a few raisins or even some crunchy toffee pieces. Don’t be afraid to experiment!

    An awesome way to introduce a little whimsy to a winter sports party, a child’s birthday celebration, or a lunchbox snack, this pleasing sweet snack mix will be a great alternative to processed junk food or packaged treats. It is even a terrific dessert possibility.

 

 

 


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